Henry Golden Boy Silver 17 HMR 20" 11rd Rifle

The Golden Boy Silver takes Henry's popular Golden Boy and swaps the brass for a nickel plated receiver, barrel band and buttplate. Here it is chambered in 17 HMR, a flat shooting rimfire that reaches out on prairie dogs, ground squirrels and other small varmints well past where a 22 LR runs out of steam. The tubular magazine holds 11 rounds and loads from the front.

The 20 inch octagon barrel is blued steel, and the extra weight up front makes the rifle hang steady for offhand shots. The stock and forend are American walnut. Sights are a fully adjustable semi buckhorn rear with a diamond insert and a brass bead front, and the receiver is drilled and tapped if you want to add a scope using Henry's mount. The action is the smooth Henry lever with a quarter cock safety position on the hammer. It weighs about 6.75 pounds and runs 38.5 inches overall. Between the nickel and blued contrast and the walnut, this is a rifle that gets as many looks at the range as it does use in the field.